Concepts of Micro and Macro Decolonization by Jimmy Lee Beason II, Osage

Decolonization is a very broad concept that has been interpreted in many different ways. Within the online Native community through social media, concepts of decolonization have taken on a multitude of meanings with memes and posts…

Culture, Current affairs, History, Tribal rightsLast Real IndiansApril 17, 2022decolonize, native resistance, Land Back

From Alcatraz to Moss Lake, the Land Back! Movement is Not New by Jimmy Lee Beason II, Osage

Although the term has gained popularity via social media and perhaps viewed as a recent trend, Land Back! actions have been in effect since the Red Power movement of the 1960’s and 1970’s.

History, Culture, Tribal rightsLast Real IndiansApril 16, 2022Land Back, decolonize, native resistance, Indigenous resistance, Mohawk, Alcatraz

Decolonizing the Healthcare System by Rae Rose

In many ways, westernized medical practices are lacking in regard to cultural competency, especially towards Indigenous people and traditional practices. Stereotypes and misconceptions are reinforced by overworked and understaffed professionals.

FeaturedLast Real IndiansApril 1, 2022Rae Rose, Last Real Indians, health care, decolonize, Seattle, Healthy here, Abriel Johnny

Invisible no more: Tulalip flag soars at every Marysville School District campus by Michael Rios

For the first time ever, the red, white and black colors of the Tulalip flag are soaring over every Marysville School District campus. Tulalip’s iconic orca was raised up at each elementary, middle school, high school, and even District headquarters during the week of November 17th.

FeaturedLast Real IndiansDecember 2, 2021Matt Remle, Last Real Indians, Michael Rios, Tulalip News, Tulalip tribes, Flag, Food sovereignty, google, ecosia, colonization, decolonize, education